Seconded. Their excuses for removing support are baffling (guess what? most current Safari adblockers still request access to "data from all websites", which is

Seconded. Their excuses for removing support are baffling (guess what? most current Safari adblockers still request access to "data from all websites", which is exactly what "Content Blockers" were supposed to prevent. So now, instead of open-source uBlock having access to all websites, people use proprietary extensions that have the same access. Ugh.)